Notre Dame football had a tremendous day of recruiting on Friday. Things aren't going to slow down anytime soon for the 2027 class.

On an afternoon when two of the state’s top lacrosse programs entranced a packed crowd at Pat Conley Field, it was the Notre Dame commit who had the last laugh and provided her team with a moment of pure ecstasy.

While the Irish have a returning signal caller for the first time in a long time, new faces in new places add intrigue to the 2026 Notre Dame offense

Notre Dame recruiting continues its recent momentum. This time with a top-100 defensive end with an impressive blend of floor and upside. Notre Dame football continued its strong recruiting momentum in the 2027 class on Friday,

Growing up in Old Bridge, New Jersey, Madison St. Rose always had her twin brother, Jayden, to compete against. Before basketball ran away as her favorite sport, St. Rose tried softball, soccer, track & field and volleyball. The latter was her favorite of the bunch at first, but eventually St. Rose’s love for basketball won out.

The Irish are in new territory entering 2026 as a title favorite. How they handle these heightened expectations will determine this season's path

Reese Parker put in six goals and won a draw for the 200th time in her career as Notre Dame defeated National Cathedral Prep School, 13-10, in Washington, D.C. Parker, a senior, scored her team-best 63rd goal of the season and won eight times at the faceoff spot as the Irish posted their fifth straight win.

Veteran-laden defense returns key playmakers. But a less daunting schedule could be a playoff hurdle for Notre Dame's 2026 campaign.